康复计划中的养育:参与者的反应和案例。

IF 0.8 4区 社会学 Q4 FAMILY STUDIES Child Welfare Pub Date : 2013-01-01
Sanna Thompson, Chuck Roper, Laura Peveto
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在接受儿童福利机构服务的儿童中,约80%的父母滥用或依赖酒精或非法药物。尽管生活在滥用药物的家庭对儿童造成了毁灭性的影响,但儿童保护服务从业人员可以帮助这些家庭的选择有限。“康复中的养育”计划是为了解决参与儿童福利的滥用药物母亲的需求而设立的。这份手稿描述了这个计划和参与者对其有效性的看法。
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Parenting in recovery program: participant responses and case examples.

Approximately 80% of children served by child welfare agencies have parents who abuse or are dependent on alcohol or illicit drugs. Despite the devastating effects on children from living in substance abusing families, child protective service practitioners have limited options available to assist these families. The Parenting in Recovery program was created to address the needs of substance-abusing mothers involved in child welfare. This manuscript describes this program and perceptions of participants concerning its effectiveness.

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